A friend from Australia says I have crazy post-apocalyptic skills.  While I appreciate the comment there is a reason.  When I was a young child my uncle and father were builders.  My uncle taught me how to be a building contractor and I have built many houses throughout New Hampshire.  While in college I worked four years in a tannery summers and winter breaks.  After my first stint in the Army I poured steel in a foundry for 27 months and worked as a logger.  Years later I owned a Tandy Leather Store in Lawton Oklahoma using the skills my family taught me as shoe cutters and fancy stitchers.  So my crazy skills are through years of hard work, study, and practice.  However if you wish to think I was born with all of this then please have at it.   Now I teach what I know and take groups to Iceland on extended trips around the island.  We also have an archery program at the farm and I am a Junior Olympic Archery Development Coach.  

Our farm is a small holding in northeast Florida where we do the most with what we have.  We will teach anything we know and if we don't know it we will find someone who does.  This past year we added a catapult range and knife range at the farm and now have guest accommodations for those who want to spend a weekend or longer learning.